| Welcome to USACO 2002 | |
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| Internet Contests | Schedule |
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| Continuing the highly successful
Internet competitions, the USACO is holding four Internet contests during
the year leading up to the US Open. The Internet competitions have different formats: varying numbers and varying time limits, and even varied entrance criteria. All of the contests, emphasize individual competition and programming (vs. team contests popular in other venues). |
The USACO Fall Contest. It is open to all pre-college students who have access to the Internet.Three problems to be solved in 3-5 hours.
The USACO Winter Open is open to all pre-college students who have access to the Internet. Three problems to be solved in 3-5 hours. The USACO February Contest is open to all pre-college students who have access to the Internet. Five problems to be solved in 5 hours. |
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| The Mailing List | |||
| Rob Kolstad, maintains the hs
computing list main at hs-computing@delos.com
Send a message to: majordomo@delos.com. Include the text "subscribe hs-computing" in the body of the message. This is a wonderful opportunity for those seriously interested in making the final round of the USACO.
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| U S Open | Schedule |
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| The USACO U S Open is a five-hour proctored competition that is conducted at local high schools under the direction of a local coordinator. A 2002 USACO U S Open and International Champion will be selected. |
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| Summer Training Camp | Schedule |
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| USACO Olympiad Training Camp and USACO Finals, is held at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Approximately 15 students are invited by the USACO committee. All expenses are paid by USENIX. Four students will be chosen to represent the USA at the 14th IOI in Korea is August, 2002. |
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| Criteria For 2002 | |||
| We will use all contest results and work on the training materials as evaluation criteria for choosing attendees at the USACO training camp to be held in June, 2002. . | This means that candidates who show long-term strength (and/or growth) are more likely to be chosen for camp than those who have one lucky contest. We will be keeping a record of all progress on the training materials. | ||